Week's News Roundup From A Busy Global Week
Health declines of Henator Depew and Heyburns food tilt to become law are noted. Graft probes in the Philippines and canal affairs, Panama railroad leadership, Japan ambassador appointment, and Caribbean tensions color a week of political shifts and international moves.
Barton Hearing on Columbia River Jetty Funding
Washington, Jan. 19. Chairman Barton of the House Rivers and Harbors committee held a hearing with Senators Fulton and Gearin and Portland figures H. W. Scott and J N Teal on the Columbia river jetty. Barton favors current-year emergency funding to protect past work but warns against a special bill.
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Revolt Spreads in Baltic Isles as Republics Seek Independence
Reported from St Petersburg and surrounding coasts describe a shrinking open revolt to small Baltic islands near Riga. Isolation of main forces follows failed attempts by Vermak’s detachment to reach Cleel island. Meanwhile petitions in favor of constitutional reforms circulate amid signs of new republics forming in Baltic ports and islands. In the Caribbean, peace talks between insurgent generals and the Monte Cristi government conclude with the American cruiser Yankee guaranteeing tranquility.
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Reform in Deciency Appropriations Debate Grips House
Washington January 14 reform in deciency appropriations dominates the House debate with Littauer noting last year’s budget failures. Senator Tillman’s probe of the White House incident sparks a brief exchange. The day features speeches on pure food and merchant marine bills amid routine business.
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Pneumonia Claims Chicago Leader in Dry Goods Trade
New York Jan 17 Chicago leader of the dry goods trade, a prominent figure in the field, died in Holland House at four o clock yesterday noon after a week long illness. Strong in character and brave in struggle, he contracted pneumonia after a cold and had fought a hard battle with the attending physicians.
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